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New Rise in Casualties Amid ongoig Strikes on the Strip
"Israeli strikes on Gaza City and elsewhere caused civilian casualties, including a child, as the war toll rose to 73,449 killed, said the Health Ministry."
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Families of 1988 Massacre Victims Renew Calls for Justice
Iranian families of 1988 massacre victims, barred from Khavara Cemetery, persist in demanding justice for executed loved ones despite ongoing threats.
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UNICEF Warns of Child Deaths and Collapse of Basic Services in Gaza
"UNICEF reports worsening risks for Gaza's children after four were killed and a nutrition warehouse and water facility were destroyed in five days."
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Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya… A Historic Presence Embodying Resistance Against the Nazis
“Zoya Kasmodemyanskaya, a Soviet resistance fighter, was tortured and executed at 18 but never betrayed her comrades, becoming a WWII icon.”
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Women for Peace Documents Over 225 Sexual Violations in a Darfur Camp
Women for Peace documented over 225 sexual violence cases in a Darfur camp amid arrests, blackouts, and a near-total ban on human rights documentation.
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Rights Monitor Documents Sexual Assault on Young Woman in Khartoum
An 18-year-old girl was raped at gunpoint by a group of armed men in Khartoum while returning from work with her mother, according to documentation by the Al Jazeera Human Rights Monitor.
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'New Phase Requires New Language and a Political Path Based on Dialogue and Peace'
"DEM Party's Aysel Gül Doğan stressed expanding peace and dialogue, calling for new political language as Syria shifts and her party prepares for change."
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35 Troupes… Children of Rojava Prepare for Their 11th Festival
Preparations continue in the city of Rimelan , Rojava, for the 11th edition of the Children’s Festival, with the participation of tropes preparing to present performances in music, theatre, folk dance, painting, and games.
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Women's Absence from Turkey's Peace Process Raises Concerns Over the Process's Democracy
"Turkey's Kurdish peace and disarmament steps exclude women from decision-making. Women's groups insist peace requires their full participation in shaping outcomes."
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Conflict's Catastrophic Repercussions Leave Two-Thirds of Yemen's Children Out of School
"Nearly two thirds of Yemen's children are out of school, Save the Children said, citing rising dropout, child labor, worsening conditions, and aid cuts."
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Woman Killed by Husband in Shooting in Nyala
"In Nyala, an RSF soldier shot his pregnant wife dead during a verbal fight. Local sources say no legal action was taken against him."
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On "Moharebeh" Charges... Detainee Faces Execution in Isfahan
A detainee from the protests that took place in Iran earlier this year, named Leila Abolhasani, has been sentenced to death on charges of "Moharebeh" (waging war against God).
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YPJ and Syrian Ministry of Interior Discuss Integration Arrangements and Continued Coordination
The General Command of YPJ confirmed that it held a meeting with a delegation from the Syrian Ministry of Interior to discuss to conuntry’s security, the path of integrating the units within the ministry’s structure, and the continuation of future talks.
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UN Report: Over 60 Civilian Victims of Houthi Attacks
UN report: Houthi attacks in Marib, Taiz, and Al-Mokha left over 60 civilians dead or or injured, triggering displacement and widespread destruction.
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Source: Women’s Protection Units to Maintain Their Idetity as a Special Counter-Terrorism Force
Amid ongoing discussions reygarding the recognition of the Women’s Protection Units within the Syrian army, an informed source stated that the units will maintain their identity as a special counter-terrorism force within the Ministry of Interior.
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Tell Ain Dara…An Archaeological Site Facing the Risk of Extinction
Tell Ain Dara, home to a Hittite temple and millennia old settlement layers, suffered destruction and artifact looting in 2018, endangering its heritage.
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Yemeni Journalists Warn of Escalating Violations Against Media Workers
Female jouralists confimed escalating violations against media workers at the Yemen obsevatory launch, warning of widening risks, digital violence, and ongoing prosecutions.
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Lawyer: Racist Attacks in Turkey Are Not Isolatd Incidents but Structual
Turkey has recently witnessed a rise in debate over attacks targeting Kurds, as incidents officially described as "isolated"recur, while their circumstances raise questions about discrimination and hate speech.
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Forest Fires in Algeria Kill 12 People
Forest fire in eastern Algeria killed 12 people and injured 54,some in critical condition, as teams battle blazes fueled by winds and climate-driven heat.
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DEM Party Women's Council Demands Full Disclosure in Rojin Kabaiş Death Case
The DEM Party Women's Council renewed its demand for transparency in Rojin Kabaiş's death, calling on the Health and Justice Ministries to clarify findings from the forensic medicine report.